| 170 | | In addition to the global mod_parrot Apache module, each HLL layer must register its own Apache module. This is a first-class module, and Apache cannot tell it apart from any other module. Having separate Apache modules for each HLL pushes things like configuration management, hook dispatch, and error semantics onto Apache, which is designed to do just those things. This keeps mod_parrot small, generic and flexible. |
| | 170 | In addition to the global mod_parrot Apache module, each HLL layer must register its own Apache module. Having separate Apache modules for each HLL pushes things like configuration management, hook dispatch, and error semantics onto Apache, which is designed to do just those things. This keeps mod_parrot small, generic and flexible. |
